Minelab E-Trac Manual de instrucciones

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Expert Menu The Expert Menu contains some of E-Trac’s more advanced settings and functions and some of these are covered in extra detail here. Trash

Preferences Menu The Preference Menu allows you to change the appearance of E-Trac’s detection screens by using installed option settings like, Contra

Master ResetThis control will restore your detector to its Factory Presets and erase all of your User Modes, Discrimination Patterns and other setting

Performance in the Great Outdoors I was lucky enough to have been given the opportunity to trial E-Trac for an extended spell and during that time the

Conclusion Well, after reading this far it is easy to see that E-Trac is a true and genuine tour-de-force…Brand new technology, lots of proven and est

Technical SpecificationsTransmission TechnologyFull Band Spectrum (FBS) Multifrequency TechnologyMicroprocessor32bit, 48MHz microprocessor – fast and p

New Product Report –Minelab E-TRAC by Des DunneSince the Explorer FBS System (Full Band Spectrum Multi-Frequency) gave us the rst gli

Control Panel design and layout E-Trac’s Display is logically and cleverly laid out starting on the left with the 4 new Navigation Buttons. These fou

EXCITING NEW FUNCTIONS & FEATURES Note the new interface and fantastically clear, bright futuristic graphic displays and you can then begin to pla

Quickmask™ This fantastic new feature allows you to adjust the level of Ferrous and Conductive rejection, independent of the Pattern / Digital Smartn

E-TRAC MODESMode Settings, Universal Settings and PreferencesE-Trac’s settings can be divided into three categories: Mode Settings, Universal Settings

Discrimination Menu The Discrimination Menu allows you to Select, Save, Edit and Combine Discrimination Patterns. Important Note: ALL Discrimination P

Sensitivity Modes Now for a bit of Physics! E-Trac has three sets of internal signals used to identify targets. E-Trac continually measures the magn

Audio menu Volume Gain: The Volume Gain controls the amplification of a target’s audio response, relative to the target’s signal strength. It is impor